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Nathan Anthony

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Nathan Anthony is an artist from the UK. He completed a joint MA (Hons) in Fine Art & Art History at Edinburgh University in 2014 and an MFA in Studio Art at The University of Texas at Austin in 2025. He was included in the 2016-2017 Jerwood Drawing Prize, and had a solo exhibition at Generator Projects, Dundee in 2017. He was Artist-in-Residence at Christ’s Hospital School, West Sussex, from 2017-2019, and Artist-in-Residence at Eltham College in London from 2019-2022, where he made an exhibition of artwork called ‘Muscle Memory’ at the Gerald Moore Gallery in 2021. In 2023, he received a Gilbert Bayes Award for early-career sculptors from the Royal Society of Sculptors. He was previously an Artist-in-Residence at the Dougherty Arts Centre in Austin, Texas.

Chris Leipzig

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Chris Leipzig is a Wisconsinite that came to Helena in 2020 with a background in disaster response and construction. He was introduced to clay work early in his life in Montana, and it took off from there. His passion for creating clay arts has been a creative outlet he’s never had before.

Anvil Williamson

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Anvil received her BFA from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2016 for ceramics and drawing. She relocated to Helena from Alaska in 2022 with her partner, Jimmy, and was an Education Fellow at the Bray in 2023-24. She strives to inspire thoughtfulness and empathy through her ceramics and is passionate about teaching others to be thoughtful makers.

Chelsea Lipscomb

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Chelsea is a third generation Montana local, originally from Charlo. She has a BFA from Montana State University and graduated in 2017 with an emphasis in ceramics and painting. When she is not in the studio she is with her partner, James, and their fur baby going on plenty of walks, making and exploring good food and drinks, foraging their way through the seasons or sitting around a campfire.

Liz Harrison

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Liz Harrison has been raising money for a variety of Montana and Seattle nonprofits since 2006. Born and raised in New York City, she spent a good portion of her childhood exploring the world-class museums in the city while attending the High School of Music and Art. After college, Liz started working at Random House publishing, eventually moving to California and opening their first West Coast marketing and publicity office. Later, she received a Masters in Divinity from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology which informed her volunteer chaplain service in spiritual care at hospices in three different states. Having lived in Montana for close to 20 years, Liz enjoys being outdoors in any weather, exploring the state’s treasures with her partner and their dog, Sophie.

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